😐

@@emirkabakci7947 😐

well... now its god save the king

@@Urvv queen took the L

@@amustychickn oh noes!1!1!!!1!!1 she dieded 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Jacob Serrano Reagan is the 2th

Well said never be another like him

@@marcominelli2578 Teddy Roosevelt in the 2nd... I'm my opinion currently...

The Roberts Commission proved to the American people that FDR knew about Pearl Harbor prior to the attack. He lied to the American people about keeping America out of WWII yet he made every provision to get us into the war. He was a stooge for the Bankers just like Churchill was.

@@robertdress6743 go cry a river ya shit bird ... No one gives a fuck about your thoughts and feelings ya twat . Go play with your cat and don’t forget your tinfoil hat to fight off any 5G towers that might be by

Indeed

Note. Soviet sacrificed lots but it is still a monster to the other extremity

Extremely doubtful. Weeks before his death he was coming to the realization Stalin could not be trusted. Churchill knew it was inevitable that a Cold War was brewing with Soviet domination of Eastern Europe.

Even though he threw innocent Japanese Americans in internment camps or do that not teach that

The only thing is that he sent thousands of Japanese people to camps for the entire war. But he was the best we’ve had.

@@hypeofthesnipe3729 Yup, that is definitely his biggest flaw in his presidency and a big one in fact, but he still remains one of the greatest presidents in history.

No not one of the greatest, he prolonged the depression and tried to pack the court he was good not great

Churchill did more..

@@carsoncagle1830 He didn’t prolong the Great Depression though. He had many revolutionary ideas that gave millions jobs and improved their conditions in a terrible time, as well as leading the way for the American economic boom for the next 2 decades

TRUMP

@@maxragno9881 Chump is garbage.

Stalin was quite saddened at the death of FDR.

@@PanzerKitsune- Source?

@@throwfascistsintopits3062 It was in a book I had read at my local library I can go see if I can find it again. The main thing I remember is that Stalin had ordered that public places fly morning flags a red banner with a black border , even the news papers that talk about FDR death where outlined in black borders. I remember it saying that he said something along the lines of , FDR's death was like loosing a good friend. Basically the US embassador to the USSR had said that he believes relations between the two nations will go down hill with the likely next president. I'll try and find book in the next few weeks for ya , as long as the library is not crowded with people.

@@throwfascistsintopits3062 like litteraly truman make cold war to happen

FDR was a great president, but the only way to stop the Cold war was to give the murderous tyrant Stalin everything he wanted.

The greatest friend the free world ever found

Mother Britain more like.

@@alanandconnielast bro what

April 17 1945

I was going to say that it must have been shortly after Roosevelt's death -- No later than 1946. No earlier than '45.

Could this be 1947? I have a Kodachrome reel, “Revealing Pres Roosevelt, Grosvenor Sq, 1947”. I don’t even know how to view it. My great Aunt was working in London after the war.

April 15 1948. It was to honor FDR on the third anniversary of his passing.

I would imagine in April of 1945, FDR was basically the savior of the UK. Without US shipping weapons out to Britain the war would’ve probably been a lot bloodier in Western Europe. So I would imagine that they honored him a few weeks after he passed.

Imagine calling Roosevelt guilty of genocide when you have Peiper as your profile picture

@@adrianosousa5936 no entiendes nada tartufo ignorante 👊👊👊

Cope

Does that Statue still stand ?

Hahahhah which genocide?